Thread: Yuppie's DEILD guide - The easiest way to lucid dream.

are'nt DEILD's and WILD's very similar? and what uf you wake up and move but then you remember and go back?

1. Yes, DEILD is an easier (or at least less time consuming) variation of WILD.
2. What? Like you forget at first, and then realise?
3. You stole my picture!

Originally Posted by CallmeSkarr

are'nt DEILD's and WILD's very similar? and what uf you wake up and move but then you remember and go back?

It is still possible to DEILD after you've realized you're awake, it's just a bit harder. The second the realization comes back, lie still, let your mind drift and experience the dream. I could say 'visualize it', but that isn't really the trick I think, really feel it rather than imagining the sensation

i think they are pretty too short not much story line but still LD is LD

Originally Posted by WuChi

i think they are pretty too short not much story line but still LD is LD

Durability of lucids doesn't have anything to do with the technique used to attain it, it has something to do with it's stability

I try with rubbing my hands and try to focus on hands but without results ... but practice make masters

Originally Posted by yuppie11975

1. Yes, DEILD is an easier (or at least less time consuming) variation of WILD.
2. What? Like you forget at first, and then realise?
3. You stole my picture!

sorry i am a wolf obsessor and i meant if i was trying to DEILD but i woke up and opened my eyes or got up but then realized, would it still work if i went back into position?

I successfully chained 8 LD's this morning! It was really, really awesome. First time I've ever done anything like that. Each one was more stable than the last as well.

Originally Posted by Astrosomnia

I successfully chained 8 LD's this morning! It was really, really awesome. First time I've ever done anything like that. Each one was more stable than the last as well.

and how did you do this? (quote me back i really want to know)

Originally Posted by Astrosomnia

I successfully chained 8 LD's this morning! It was really, really awesome. First time I've ever done anything like that. Each one was more stable than the last as well.

That's amazing! IS it in your dj yet? Can't wait to read it! Great work n_n

I haven't been working on waking up completely still lately, just because I have been pretty busy. I have been getting to bed late and really tired, but tonight I am not so tired, so back to practice!

Dream recall is getting better too!

Sounds good! Tell me how it works out

I tried to DEILD many times before but instead of success i get intense vibrations for a 10-20 sec after that they go away and then nothing.

Originally Posted by CallmeSkarr

and how did you do this? (quote me back i really want to know)

Heya guys, I've been a bit busy lately- sorry for the delayed reply.
The story behind that post was that I woke up at 8:30am and took a Galantamine pill then went back to sleep about 40 minutes later.
I'm not sure if the pill was the final decider in going lucid, but whatever the case shortly into my first dream I realised I was dreaming and almost immediately felt myself waking. In that sense, they were Lucid DEILD'; I knew I was about to wake up, prepared myself and lay still.

So while I'm afraid I can't shed too much light on how to initiate the first one, being aware of this technique gave me the greatest lucid dream I've ever had.

Originally Posted by hamza

I tried to DEILD many times before but instead of success i get intense vibrations for a 10-20 sec after that they go away and then nothing.

This happens alot to me, the vibrations come, and then I'm just left with blackness. However, this normally happens if I attempt a non - visual induction, as opposed to imagining a place. Are you visualising?

Originally Posted by yuppie11975

This happens alot to me, the vibrations come, and then I'm just left with blackness. However, this normally happens if I attempt a non - visual induction, as opposed to imagining a place. Are you visualising?

No, Is visualizing necessary? I will try again but vibration distracts me i couldn't concentrate on visualization.

Originally Posted by hamza

No, Is visualizing necessary? I will try again but vibration distracts me i couldn't concentrate on visualization.

Yeah, the trick is to visualize the dream right after waking up. Don't just try to see it, also feel it etc. If you have really strong vibrations it often works to attempt to roll out of your body without using any muscles. This is often discribed as an OBE, but it is really the same thing as LD.

I just realised that I have being answering a lot of stuff on this thread, even though it is yuppie's. Therefore I feel it's necesarry to say that it is not my intention to hijack this thread. Sorry if it comes across like that. Yuppie, if it is annoying to you, just tell me to stfu and I will

It is a tad irritating ;P Most of you're answers were pretty great, I just kind of feel depressed (not actual depression) when all the answers on my thread are answered, but that's alot of me being jelous as well aha ;3
Maybe if you put in your input after I answered? I kind of disagree with you there, it's what works for the individual. Alot of people find DEILD easier without visualisation, because they find visualising wakes them up to much. I'm the opposite, because I just fall straight asleep without visualisation ;P
To summarise Hamza, you need to find out what works for you. I suggest you try to DEILD without visualisation for a while, because it sounded like you were close. If you have no success after say, two weeks (which is really just fourteen attempts) then try visualising?

In that big recent 8 DEILD sequence, I actually had great success re-entering a number of times by feeling myself running. It would start out as just thinking of running, then grow to be slightly feeling myself running, then actually feel myself running, then be fully running in blackness, then fully running in a dreamscape. I don't know why I tried it- the thought just occurred to me so I went with it and found it very useful for really putting myself in the dream.

Yeah, it's something you can focus on to keep you aware, but at the same time, just gradually slide you into your dream. The first time I DEILDED, I focused on the sensation of flying in my backyard. Feeling the gravity pull be down, and being in an area that I knew well, really worked for me. The running, is an excellent idea! I'm looking forward to trying it
Thanks!

I don't know if it has been mentioned or not, but to perform DEILD successfuly, when you exit your dream, shift attention to one of your senses. And another thing. We all know that sleep is much lighter after about 6 - 7 hours of sleeping. So WBTB before DEILD is crucial.

Another wolf thief ;P
What is this?!

Originally Posted by yuppie11975

Another wolf thief ;P
What is this?!

Muahaha. Lookat my Join date.

Aha, just mucking around
Can I point out, that this is the 100'th post in this forum, and there are over 2,000 views!
I want to give a massive shout out to everyone for their support, questions, help, and advice! <3
Thanks so much guys!